Price already underwent an MRI and "nothing seems to be serious," according to Maddon. The starter said he's had no prior issues with his triceps. He felt the tightness several times during his third inning.

"There was nothing really hot on the MRI," Maddon said. "From what I'm hearing right now, it doesn't sound too awful."

Price took the loss Wednesday against the Red Sox as he allowed four runs on five hits and a walk before leaving after 2 1/3 innings. His ERA is up to 5.24. 

Moreland has secured an everyday spot and has Nando eyeing a 25-homer season, with nine already on the board. Nando also sets an over/under on Moreland's ownership at 87 percent by the end of the month, after he jumped up from 33 to 57 percent just over the last week.

If you are looking for an upgrade at first base, you can definitely do worse than a 27-year-old with growing power who doesn't strike out much and has improved his batting average at least 21 points in each of the last two seasons. That he plays in a solid lineup in a hitter's park is all the more reason to run out and grab Moreland.

Blanks is hitting .250 in 20 appearances, and our Nando Di Fino thinks he might be worth a look in NL-only Fantasy formats, in his latest Waiver Wire column. Nando is banking on Blanks turning his gaudy minor-league numbers into something resembling production at the major-league level, so Wednesday's home run is certainly a start.

Blanks isn't the safest option, but he is just 26 years old with upside, on an offense-starved team. If he can start hitting the ball reasonably well, Fantasy owners looking for a punch in NL-only formats might want to keep an eye on him. 

Ankiel's home run was his sixth of the season after hitting five as part of the Astros earlier this year. He has hit .200/.243/.500 this year.

A two-time Gold Glove award-winner, Wright has three errors in 2013. The three-strikeout game was Wright's second of the season. He has hit .295/.410/.504 with five home runs in 156 plate appearances this year.